Analogue Music

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Roanoke

Nashville's most under-appreciated band shows a more expansive palette on their new EP.

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Tony Dekker sets aside the "safety net" of his acoustic for a new springboard of musical ideas.

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Our writer recalls the two times he tried--and failed--to see Radiohead in all of their live glory.

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Contemporary composer and conductor Eric Whitacre creates music using the common languages of poetry, nature, and dreams.

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A genre-spanning prog rock album from the 80s is still rich with pertinent lyrics and incredible music.

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There's room enough for everyone on The Get Up Kid's gloriously catchy new EP, Kicker.

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Courtney Barnett uses the ten-song album cycle as a channel for her emotions and a call for honesty.

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The acclaimed songwriter on the algorithms that separate us and how he's reaching for real connection.

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Jess Abbott put more into her latest LP, Nightstand, than she has ever put into an album before.

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Paul Janeway and company make all the right moves as they earn another fan.

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In the wake of their departure, we revisit The Thermals' catalog from beginning to end

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Former Barcelona front man Brian Fennell discusses life as a family man and musician.

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Meet the heartland band crafting some of the West Coast's finest hooks.

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The pop songstress opens up about the hard work it takes to cross a musical finish line.